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                    [Summary] => In Mid-May of 1571, A Spanish Fleet of three ships and numerous Visayan allies anchored off Kawit, Cavite. Rajah Soliman did not intend to repeat his defeat at the hands of Martin de Goiti the previous year; his heart craved revenge. But to Maynilad inhabitants’ bafflement, the invaders halted at mid-bay; no shot was fired.


Was this some kind of a tactic? Should the Muslim king sound the war cry before they are caught off guard? 


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Miguel López de Legazpi: the friendly conquistador

February 29, 2004 - 12:00am

In Mid-May of 1571, A Spanish Fleet of three ships and numerous Visayan allies anchored off Kawit, Cavite. Rajah Soliman did not intend to repeat his defeat at the hands of Martin de Goiti the previous year; his...

Starweek Magazine